[1canvas]

Has anyone had any experience shooting Undrewood's 200grn hard cast ammo out of their stock G20 barrel?

 

[fredj338]

I shoot my own cast, no gc, runs fine at 1200fps. I'm going to try coated, see if accuracy improves. I think a gc design might be a little more accurate in stock bbl. a lot of guys like the UW, but it is loaded pretty hot.

 

[MO Fugga]

They shoot just fine.

 

[BlueBacker]

I guess I'll just ask this here. I just ordered some Underwood 165 grn JHPs and some 200 grn JHPs for my G20 Gen 4. The only thing I've ran through it so far is the weaker, cheaper target rounds from a few different manufacturers. In addition to the stock barrel I also have a Lone Wolf 6.6 threaded.

My question is about the guide rod and recoil spring. I intend to mostly continue shooting the weaker loads, occasionally putting a few rounds of the hotter stuff down range, and keeping it loaded with the hotter rounds for HD. Do I need a steel guide rod and stiffer recoil spring for my intended use, or is stock okay?

 

[1canvas]

Your stock guide rod and spring is fine.

 

[dervisivitz dokes]

Your stock guide rod and spring is fine.

I'd still get a 21+ lb recoil spring for the hot stuff. They're only $8

 

[fredj338]

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Your stock guide rod and spring is fine.

I went steel guide rod & 20# spring. My G21sf only sees full power ammo. I have lesser calibers for lighter loads.

 

[my_old_glock]

I'd still get a 21+ lb recoil spring for the hot stuff. They're only $8

Get the whole plethora of springs for the Glock: 24#, 22#, 20#, 19#, and 18#.

One size spring will fit all these models: 17,20,21,22,24,34,35

Unless you bench press tanks, the first time you pull the slide back with a 24# spring you will notice it.


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